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Short Summary
The project examined the performance (yield and quality) of two commercially important fry varieties under different nitrogen fertiliser regimes and winter planting times on the Swan coastal plain.
Year Published
1999
Project Provider
Agriculture Western Australia
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The project examined the performance (yield and quality) of two commercially important fry varieties under different nitrogen fertiliser regimes and winter planting times on the Swan coastal plain. It also sought to identify superior new fry varieties from Australia and overseas breeding programs for both autumn and winter plaintings in the same area.
Project report
Industry development and communication
Varieties and breeding
Potatoes
Solanaceous vegetables